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Jumat, 25 Mei 2012

Economic Growth

Economic growth is the process of changing economic conditions of a country on an ongoing basis to better conditions for a certain period. Economic growth can be interpreted as well as increase the production capacity of an economy that embodied in the form of increased national income. The existence of economic growth is an indication of the success of economic development.
Social change is a process where there is a change of structure and function of a social system. These changes occur as a result of the inclusion reform ideas were adopted by the members of the social system in question. The process of social change usually consist of three stages:
A. Invention, the process by which new ideas are created and developed
B. Diffusion, the process by which new ideas were communicated to the social system.
C. Consequences, namely the changes that occur in social systems as a result of the adoption or rejection of innovations. Changes occur if the use or rejection of new ideas that have caused.
The difference between economic growth and social change is economic growth caused by an increasing number of industries and the large number of labor force is absorbed, so that economic growth could be due to investments made by other States, while social change is the change of social system which is influenced not only by increased revenue and prosperity, but also influenced by the invention or development of new ideas by members of the social system, diffusion or communication of ideas into the social system.

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